In C++, returning objects by value typically means creating a new instance of an object on the stack. This requires…
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Explaining the New HandleExceptionInTest Flag in Isolator++ 4.3
In C++, exception handling can be tricky, especially when using Typemock Isolator++. By default, Isolator++ catches exceptions in the code…
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Managers don’t think like developers
Managers don’t think like developers Even if your manager was once a decent developer, he has probably already moved to…
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Confessions of a Unit Testing Skeptic
In today’s post, I share a few confessions of a former unit testing skeptic, and why I think that unit testing is worth it.
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About Unit Test Envies and What Classes to Watch out for
In the second part of this deadly journey, we discover more sins to refrain from and learn what inappropriate intimacy code smells like. Read on.
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May Newsletter: How Managers Deal With Legacy Code
For people in leadership, legacy code typically has a fairly straightforward interpretation. Get to know their mindset and start embracing legacy code.
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Ancient Polynesian Computer Language?
Polynesian islanders spoke the language of computers centuries before the first programmer was born! It seems that inhabitants of Mangareva…
Read moreNew Ivonna V3.1 – Testing async requests, mocking async methods
BY ARTEM SMIRNOV For those of you who can’t wait to start testing async requests, here’s the good news (and…
Read moreThe Problems with Unit Testing Frameworks
Unit testing is essential in order to ensure that your code does what it’s supposed to do. But, as much…
Read moreLast Day: Vote for Typemock in the Devexpress Community Choice Awards
There’s only one day left to vote for Typemock Isolator in the DevProConnections Community Choice Awards. According to DevProConnections,…
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